Jonathan D. Epstein

The burglar who broke into Veronica Hemphill-Nichols' apartment in Buffalo on Nov. 13, 2024, tore into her couch. The perpetrator was caught by police, and said Nichols' landlord gave him

The burglar who broke into Veronica Hemphill-Nichols' apartment in Buffalo on Nov. 13, 2024, smashed the porcelain or marble top of this antique coffee table in her living room. Her

Douglas Development Corp. won approval late Monday for a series of proposed changes to its ongoing adaptive-reuse project at Elmwood Avenue and Bidwell Parkway.

BY JONATHAN D. EPSTEIN

A cluster of 10 historic, low-income apartment buildings located within a quarter-mile of each other on Buffalo's Lower West Side has been renovated.

Eight years after it was originally proposed, Shea's Performing Arts Center is moving forward with a $10 million to $15 million initiative that will bring three new elevators, more bathrooms and more concessions to the main theater.

Erie County is stepping in to help some of the 1,550 displaced workers who were abruptly laid off last month by Sumitomo Rubber USA, by creating a $500,000 fund to provide low-interest loans to former employees who want to start their own small businesses locally.

The Hamburg, Germany-based company – which makes thermal management, liquid cooling and signal technology systems – is moving from 68 Ward Road, off Walden Avenue, to a new site at 13595 Broadway.

There is no branch overlap between the two companies, but the deal is expected to lead to dozens of layoffs at Evans' headquarters.

Where Your Story Lives A landlord with a history of tenant complaints and legal problems is facing felony charges for hiring someone to